Preposition: of

• earth: The people of God are ordinarily called the humble and meek of the earth.

• heart: Instead it is the poor, the lowly the meek of heart to whom these special insights have been revealed.

Preposition: as

• lamb: The player who proves to be as meek as a lamb always ends up in a stew.

Modifies a noun

• will: Let us hope that the meek will indeed, inherit the earth!

• man: Jesus was no meek, subdued broken man at this point.

• soul: Can her meek soul my father's rage encounter?

• spirit: All the more complete and beautiful was her meek spirit of obedience.

• creature: Comment on the phrase " meek mild creatures " .

• surrender: For once I'd prefer death or glory, rather than meek surrender.

Modifying Another Word

• very: Yet again, we meet a very meek group, from Salford Univ, who were camping next to us.

• not: Others are bold and firm, but not meek and gentle.

• too: Lynn Farleigh's convincing matriarch, however, towers over the all too meek and still daughters.

• quite: Indeed, I felt quite meek, compared to the reaction of the audience.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: He seemed very meek at the time, so I thought, " Aha, here's someone I can boss around.